How to Learn More About Vcom3D Products, Pricing, or Request a Demo

Vcom3D's site is organized so you can move from a general overview to specific product and technology details, then to a contact point for pricing or a demo request. The homepage itself does not publish prices or a booking form; it directs visitors to explore products and technology, read announcements and research publications, and then reach out to learn more about products, pricing, or to request a demo. Use the paths below depending on what you need.

If you want a quick overview of the company

Start with the homepage sections that frame what Vcom3D does:

• Immersive & Blended Reality Training Leader — the company positions itself as a leader in immersive games and blended reality learning for training critical human interaction skills.
• What We Do / Learn about our company — a company-level introduction.
• Leading Innovation in Training — describes Vcom3D's Family of Systems (FoS) team-training architecture, with interoperable networked peripherals including manikins, part-task trainers, 3D virtual patients, environmental effects, and virtual medical equipment.

If you want product details

The Products section covers three named offerings:

For each, follow the corresponding "Learn more about our products" link to go deeper than the summary text.

If you want to understand the underlying technology

The Technology section lists the areas Vcom3D works in:

• Artificial Intelligence (AI) Architectures
• Virtual Medical Simulations
• Medical manikins and Part-task Trainers, Medical Device Instrumentation
• Learner Assessment
• Mixed Reality
• Augmented Reality (AR)
• Virtual Reality (VR)
• Advanced Modular Manikin (AMM)
• STE Medical Distributed Learning Platform
• Live / Virtual / Constructive / Gaming

This is the section to read if your question is about how the training works rather than what is sold.

If you want evidence of current work or research

Two sections show what Vcom3D is actively doing:

• Company Announcements — for example, "MRT-FC3 Phase II Enhancement Underway," covering a Phase II enhancement of the Mixed Reality Trainer for Female Combat Casualty Care (MRT-FC3).
• Research Publications — for example, "Leveraging Open Standards to Create Mixed Reality Medical Simulations," which describes a Mixed Reality Trainer (MRT) integrating physical manikins with AR overlays, virtual anatomical visualization, and real-time performance feedback.
• Latest News — event appearances such as MHSRS 2026 and a preview of IMSH 2027.

These are useful if you need to cite Vcom3D's approach or check whether a specific capability is documented.

If you want pricing or a demo

The homepage closes with an invitation to learn more about products, pricing, or to request a demo, but it does not list prices, payment options, or a self-service booking flow. That means pricing and demo scheduling happen through direct contact rather than through published rates. To proceed:

1. Identify the product closest to your need (Compact Core™, MedSimMRT, or IMPACTT™) so your inquiry is specific.
2. Note whether you need Onsite, Remote, or both for IMPACTT™, since the site presents these as distinct delivery modes.
3. Use the site's contact path for products, pricing, or demo requests and state your use case (for example, medical simulation training, team training, or remote VR sessions).

Common sticking points

• No published pricing. Do not expect a rate card; treat pricing as a contact-based conversation.
• Product vs. platform. Compact Core™ is a platform, while MedSimMRT is a training system built on it — useful to keep straight when you ask questions.
• Onsite vs. Remote. For IMPACTT™, the two modes are described as complementary, so clarify which one your learners will use before requesting a demo.